Commercial HVAC Installation
From new packaged equipment and split systems to ductwork, controls, and custom fabrication, All Weather handles commercial HVAC installation as a complete project rather than just an equipment set.
All Weather installs commercial heating and cooling systems for offices, retail properties, churches, commercial buildings, renovations, and other business facilities.
Commercial installations often require more than setting equipment. Existing ductwork, new distribution, transitions, fittings, and equipment connections can all affect the finished system.
Controls, thermostats, VAV systems, electrical requirements, and other building systems need to work with the HVAC equipment. We plan around the full installation scope.
Equipment access, building layout, occupancy, operating hours, and project sequencing can all affect a commercial installation. The project should be planned around how the property is actually used.
Completed Commercial Work
A few completed projects that reflect the type of work discussed on this page.
New commercial HVAC installation • 2022
Raleigh, NC
All Weather installed new commercial packaged equipment and new ductwork per plans for the Raleigh headquarters project.
Commercial installation • 2023
Raleigh, NC
A commercial installation project that included multiple new packaged units and new ductwork.
Commercial HVAC and controls • 2025
Sanford, NC
All Weather completed commercial HVAC work including packaged equipment, ductwork, VAV boxes, controls, and commercial hood work.
Commercial split-system installation • 2025
Raleigh area
All Weather installed new split-system equipment and ductwork as part of the renovation.
Commercial installation projects may include packaged units, rooftop equipment, split systems, heat pumps, air handlers, controls, ductwork, and related commercial HVAC equipment depending on the building.
Yes. All Weather can handle new ductwork, modifications, transitions, fittings, and custom sheet metal fabrication as part of commercial HVAC installation work.
Commercial projects can include thermostats, VAV boxes, BACnet controls, and other system controls depending on the project scope.
Yes. Commercial HVAC installation can be part of renovations, tenant improvements, equipment upgrades, and larger mechanical projects.
All Weather has completed commercial HVAC work for offices, retail properties, churches, restaurants, industrial facilities, and other commercial buildings.
Tell All Weather what is happening at the property, what equipment is involved, and what you are trying to accomplish.
